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"Ms. Kunis is here," your receptionist tells you as the busy week you've had is nearing it's end, Mila Kunis walking into your office in a black-and-white striped shirt, a leather jacket and the black pants many of your appointments have favored.

Despite living in LA, you haven't really had time to keep up with all the gossip, but you have been alerted that Mila is currently going through a lot of changes in her life, and seeking new management seems to be one of them.

"I hope I'm not interrupting anything?" Mila tells you as she walks in, seeing you on the phone making a few more appointments.

"Not at all Mila," you tell her as you drop the call, returning to your desk and beginning work on the terms of her agreement with you, "please sit down."

"Anyway John, I feel like I need to make a change in my management," she tells you, going on to add in the fact that she has been with her current management since she lied about her age to get the "70s Show" gig at 14.

These types of things are common in Hollywood, really, so it doesn't alarm you as much as it perhaps should that she would want to make a change so suddenly, and when she takes your contract and seems to be thrilled with the wording of it, you think there's a good chance you can sign her.

"If you're up for it John, I'd be more than willing to take you out tonight so we can finish this as soon as possible," Mila says to you, grabbing your attention.